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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1967

Page

8

Plainview B&PW installs officers and honors girls

Director Jo Ann Clements of District 9 installs local B and P W officers for 1967 68 at the Flame Room meeting. Woods Marchbanks 18 named senior Girl of the Month. plans Texas Tech studies. Dallas convention June 9 11 keynote by Mrs Hope Roberts National Federation. dinner for about 35 attendees.

Jo Ann Clements Plainview District 9 Woods Marchbanks B&pw Business and Professional Women Miss Clements Miss Clemenits Texas Federation Business and Professional Women’s Club W.W. Marchbanks Route 1 Woods Youth For Christ First Baptist Church Texas Tech Jeanne Hesson Davie Burda Johnnie Gauntt Evelyn Langford Sandy Dennis Shirley Parker Dallas Hope Roberts Reno Nev National Federation

Ceramic workshop hosted by the Lewis Juraceks

The Lewis Juraceks of Plainview announce a ceramic workshop starting at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Union School Cafeteria. All interested persons are invited to attend and are asked to bring a sack lunch.

Lewis Juraceks of Plainview Union School

HD Club Studies Food And Calories At Meeting

The Brownfield Home Demonstration Club met at 2 p.m. at 709 East Oak. Miss Carolyn Cates led a program on food and weight with discussions on high and low calorie foods and reading weight charts. Members and guests prepared cancer bandages for the Terry County American Cancer Society unit.

Brownfield Home Demonstration Club L.M. Pace East Oak A.W. Hillbrunner D. Ruark Carolyn Cates County Home Miss Cates Wright Coy Hutson Sharon Jeff Wendell Whisenant Carolyn Danny Mines A.R. Baldwin L.D. Bailey Cecil O’neal J.E. Eaken Ben R. Day Terry County American Cancer Society

Meadow FHA Names Officers

The Meadow Future Homemakers of America named Ginger Tongage president of their chapter. Officers include Sheila Swinford first vice president Jonnie Wright second vice president Joan Melcher secretary Kerron Beasley treasurer Linda Caswell historian Dell Ingram reporter and Patty King parliamentarian. The group met to plan the year and work on the FHA Yearbook. Freshman girls were initiated at a Luau party hosted at Mrs Johnsons home with dinner and entertainment for all attendees.

the Meadow Future Home Makers of America Ginger Tongage Sheila Swinford Jonnie Wright Joan Melcher Kerron Beasley Linda Caswell Dell Ingram Patty King FHA

Dr Martha Madsen Guest At Luncheon

Dr Martha Madsen guest speaker at the Terry County American Cancer Society luncheon at the Holiday House. She holds multiple ACS roles, pathologist in Midland, and has lectured in Europe and Japan. Crusade totals reached 1784.73 with memorials 345.50. Mayor Ross and Rev McDowell attended.

Martha Madsen Terry County American Cancer Society Madsen Texas Division of Texas Division Midland County Unit Madsen- Brooks Pathology Lab Midland Europe Russia Japan International Cancer Congress H.D. Smith, Jr C.E. Ross A.D. McDowell Roland Pair Linda Pair Vi Barrett Greg Evans KKUB G.V. Ellis Arnold Brown Robert Cates Tony Lester The NEWS Holiday House

4-Hers Hold Annual Picnic at Coleman Park

The second annual 4 H picnic was held Thursday at 6 p.m. at Coleman Park with about 100 4 Hers and parents attending. Entertainment came from Dark Room Three O and a covered dish meal with homemade ice cream followed. Come to church Sunday.

Coleman Park Three-O

Space Age Food Projects Highlight Teen Nutrition Study

4 H Club members study food values for growth and health. Teenage nutrition is a concern as six of ten girls and four of ten boys show inadequate diets, with 800 youths aged 13 to 15 examined for nutrient intake.

National Research Council

Food Needs 4-H Youth Nutrition Program Reach

The national 4-H Food Nutrition program enrolls about 700,000 youths aged 9 to 19 across 50 states under the Cooperative Extension Service. Skipping breakfast is cited as a reason some teens are not well fed while students study dietary needs under the axiom you are what you eat.

Cooperative Extension Service

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